Calorie/Macro Tracker

[Zarkus]

I have been using MyFitnessPal for a very long time, and lately it has been way buggy. I have been considering going to the paid version of LoseIt but haven't pulled the trigger on it yet. Can anyone recommend a good tracker app/program that is accurate, easy to use, and gives a good macro breakdown?

Many thanks!

[lycan84]

Following. I didn't know there were apps for that kind of stuff. Thanks for the info and hopefully new info.

[dipatel13]

Update or reinstall MFP. MFP is pretty good.

[Zarkus]

Any thoughts on the quality of Lose It? MFP vs Lose It?

[ErikTheElectric]

Back in the old days, pen and paper worked WONDERS..

[Gramatton]

Back in the old days, pen and paper worked WONDERS..

I still use those. Man, I feel old.

[lycan84]

I found one in my galaxy s5 in the S. Health app. Didn't even have to download anything.

[Imp81318]

I found one in my galaxy s5 in the S. Health app. Didn't even have to download anything.

I downloaded and use the free version of MyFitnessPal. I really like the ability to scan barcodes, which I do not think is available in S Health.

[lycan84]

I downloaded and use the free version of MyFitnessPal. I really like the ability to scan barcodes, which I do not think is available in S Health.

Yeah I dont think it has that, but I did noticed that on certain foods it has the nutrition labels.

[dannichols]

I use this tracker, which is a fraction of the cost of some of the premium apps out there: etsy.com/listing/696994631/macro-and-calorie-tracker-spreadsheet

Literally only $5 and allows you to create a custom food database. Does all the calculations for you and shows pretty cool trends.

[wesleymazda]

I use Lose It but since I'm on a bulk my program is mad at me everyday haha.

[AdamWW]

this thread is very old

[ikomrad]

this thread is very old

I'm sure that there is a point in there somewhere.

Back on topic, MFP is good at tracking macro nutrients.